Generate a regulatory alert summary
Generate a summary of a new regulatory alert for a quick analysis of the alert using the regulatory alert summarization skill. Summarized alerts help compliance officers, regulatory managers, and legal teams quickly understand the impact of new regulations.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_grc_reg_change.user and sn_grc_comp_genai.reg_change_ai_user
For more information on related roles and regulatory alerts, see Types of alerts, user roles, and states of regulatory alerts.
About this task
Install the Now Assist for IRM application to generate regulatory alert summaries. For more information, see Now Assist for Integrated Risk Management (IRM).
The summary for a regulatory alert is generated based on the prompts set during the configuration of the summarization skill. For example, if you select important dates, regulatory authority, summary of changes, penalties, and fines as key details to capture, the summary includes that information. After the summary is generated, you can directly use the summary and save it in the activity stream of the regulatory alert.
Starting with version 19.0.x, users who have the Now Assist for IRM application installed can use the regulatory alert summarization, recommend alert impacted citations, and regulatory alert impacted control objectives skills.
By default, all skills exist in the global domain. When you use Now Assist in a domain-separated environment, users are only able to access data in their domain. For example, if a user uses the summarization skill, Now Assist only uses material that exists in the user's domain when generating that summary. Additionally, there is no co-mingling of data for domain-separated instances when using generative AI skills. The data resides only on the instance, and the shared services used for generative AI do not persist any requests (prompts) and responses. For more information, see Domain separation in the Now Assist Admin console. (Note that global domain is not the same as global scope. For more information, see Exploring Next Experience pickers.)